Wood Veneer Description Sourced from West Africa. This warm reddish coloured veneer has been used in domestic furniture production for many years. ...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from North America, an orange/reddish to a reddish brown in colour. It sometimes contains a black deposit in the gr...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from Africa, Padouk is a very unusual veneer with striking colour features. It is usually a lustrious coral Red to ...
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Wood Veneer Description Cedro (Bosse), known by the scientific name 'Guarea Cedrata' is a pinky light colour which is usually fairly plain in appea...
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Wood Veneer Description Lacewood is Reddish Pinky Brown in colour with a very unique silvery sheen. The log is mainly cut in quarters giving it a s...
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Wood Veneer Description Tineo wood is made up of a very interesting pallet of colours which are typically a Pinkish Brown with Purple, Black and Bl...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from West Africa, this warm reddish coloured veneer which has been used in domestic furniture production for many y...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from the USA and often known as Satin Walnut, the Red Gum has a lovely colour contrast within the sheets. The Sapwo...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from Africa, the tree growth evolves to give a very particular pattern often visual on the outside of the log. It i...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from the USA and often known as Satin Walnut, the Red Gum has a lovely colour contrast within the sheets. The Sapwo...
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Wood Veneer Description The native wood of the Cherry tree has a pink/red colour with lighter Sapwood but the Vintage Cherry goes through a smoking...
View full detailsWood Veneer Description The crotch veneer is produced from the upper part of the trunk where it forks in direction. The block is sliced in a very s...
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Wood Veneer Description Jatoba, which is sometimes known as Brazilian Cherry in the flooring community, is a very durable, hardwood veneer. It is a...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced between Australia and Spain, Pommele Eucalyptus is light brown in colour with a pinky yellow tinge. Its raindrop ma...
View full detailsIf you own a restored classic car, then you understand the importance of careful attention to detail and only using the highest-quality materials in your vehicle. With our exceptional automotive wood veneers, you can restore the beautifully textured wooden interiors of your classic car. Many of our customers rely on the high standards we keep to restore the dashboards in their classic cars.
Decorative wood veneers enhance the style of automotive interiors, coming in a wide range of styles. Your classic car is just like you – one of a kind. We provide countless decorative veneers for you to choose from so you can find the perfect fit for your classic car. To give your car’s interiors a truly luxurious finish, we also recommend burl veneers.
What makes burl wood veneers so desirable? They’re cut from abnormal growths in knots or stumps at the base of a tree – not the easiest parts to get to. This extraction process, along with the distinct appearance of burl wood, makes it the finest quality of wood veneer available. With its almost marble-like appearance, burl wood veneers make an excellent choice for any classic car.
The application process for wood veneers inside car interiors depends on the type of wood you’re putting in. You’ll need several tools, such as a heat gun and sandpaper. We have wood veneer tools available to help with application, and you can always contact us with questions.
Decorative wood veneer is a thin coating whereas burl veneer is a thicker, more distinctive veneer. The veins of the burl wood veneers vary a great deal more in pattern than the decorative wood veneer as well.
Although the best veneer for your project depends on your needs and preferences, we recommend decorative veneer for your classic car.
Restoration and repair depend on the condition of your wood veneer. Typically, wood veneer can be restored with the correct finishes. Sometimes, however, full replacement is necessary.
You can easily remove wood veneer with a scraper or similar tool. To help with your classic car wood veneer restoration project, take a look at the finishes and tools we have available.
Our team are available Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm to answer any questions you may have regarding our product range.
Call us on 01525 851166.
Our sample service is the perfect way to make sure you choose the right finish for your project.
